red-brick造句
1. We lived in a Victorian terrace of red-brick houses.
2. The street was lined with identical red-brick houses.
3. Brewer Hall is a red-brick building with white trim.
4. Number forty-seven was a huge red-brick house in gracious grounds, with a double garage and parking space for three more cars.
5. It was an old red-brick building surrounded by wooden garages and old trees that stuck up from behind fences.
6. Saunder's studio is in an inconspicuous red-brick building on a quiet side street.
7. They passed a small, red-brick house with a tiled roof.
8. She lived in a red-brick tenement in Chelsea, an old walk-up building with gloomy stairwells and peeling paint on the walls.
9. We lived in a Victorian red-brick house.
10. I live in an old red-brick house in a village near London.
11. If nowadays rich Russians prefer red-brick houses of strange design, many years ago some other fashion was ruling the minds of Russian high society.
12. Sokolov Grant lived in a pretty Queen Anne red-brick farmhouse which was in a state of some disrepair.
13. The nearly century-old red-brick structure and clocktower are where the film's patriotic students hatch their plan to assassinate a Japanese-allied Chinese spy.
14. Now, portions of the old red-brick ore processing factories serve as part of Dowa's recycling plant, which started fully operating two years ago.
15. The car rocked to a standstill in the walled and cobbled courtyard, outside the modern red-brick Stanford Park Hotel.
16. A neat lawn surrounded by rows of shrubbery hugged the base of the red-brick building.
17. The kitchen was lovely, with an enormous range and an old-fashioned red-brick floor.
18. In 1900, fathers pined for the old school, which meant a one-room, red-brick building.
19. On a recent day, Chen Xiaorong, 36, squatted on a vast island of stockpiled notepads, magazines and schoolbooks near her tiny red-brick shack, a tower of newspapers looming above her.
20. The street where I live is like many suburban streets throughout Britain. Rows of1)Victorian and 2)Edwardian red-brick villas hug a long, tree-lined road.
21. He lives with his wife and one grown daughter in a 5, 000-square-foot (460-square-meter), two-story, red-brick home, complete with big-screen TV and marble floors.
22. The Mission Church, as the 19th-century building is locally known, towers over modest red-brick and wood-frame houses in a district that is as unpretentious as it is diverse.
23. The gleaming new building will replace a squat and unassuming red-brick structure that once housed a hotel.
24. This will provide the effective technical reference and the theory basis for the housing design in small cities and towns in red-brick region of QuanZhou.
25. As relaxed as the atmosphere is, there is a mute reminder of Poland's past in the landmark red-brick lighthouse at the promenade's western end.
26. After 20 minutes or so, the carriage turned into a long drive lined with tall poplars, drawing up eventually outside a huge and rather forbidding red-brick mansion.
27. Looking back, I caught sight of a lonely crematorium looming out of a pine wood. The towering red-brick chimney was giving off wisps of greyish smokes.
28. At the west end of the leafy Oregon State University campus, past the scholarly red-brick buildings, is a massive T-shaped steel shed in a giant paved lot.
29. The ancient house group of Cai Family is one of the typical traditional characteristic of Red-brick civil buildings in South Fujian.